Angel asked in confusion, "What is it?"
Seeing that Angel had actually forgotten, Dangros felt both a little pleased and a little disappointed. He was pleased because, judging by Angel's manner, Angel did not seem to need anything in return from him; he was disappointed because he seemed to carry little weight in Angel's heart.
Little weight was little weight. It was not as if he held Angel in high regard either... Thinking this, Dangros shook his head, trying to fling those thoughts away. Yet not only did he fail to shake them off, the sense of loss in his heart slowly began to grow.
Seeing Dangros lower his head in silence, wearing such a gloomy expression, Angel's mind filled with question marks.
Something that happened at Maraya Iceberg? What had happened there?
Angel swiftly recalled everything that had happened after arriving at Maraya Iceberg, then seemed to remember something. "Do you mean what happened on the Mena Glacier?"
Hearing Angel's voice, Dangros abruptly raised his head, his eyes gleaming faintly. "You remembered?"
Angel nodded. "If you mean Troisha, then I remember."
"With a memory like yours, you're worse than my little brothers." The corners of Dangros's mouth lifted slightly, but his words carried a trace of complaint. "I just wanted to thank you for not handing me over to that great demon Troisha back then. Otherwise, I might have..."
Angel said, "You actually don't need to thank me for that. Even if I had handed you over to Troisha, she would not have done anything to you. Didn't she say it herself? She only wanted to see whether you were qualified to inherit Kalomengqisi's name."
Dangros curled his lip. "You believe that?"
Angel nodded. "I do."
Dangros shot Angel a dissatisfied glance. "Well, I don't. If she had taken